Christie Brio Team Technical Reference

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Contents
Getting Connected .................................................................................................................. 7
Ethernet Connectivity ........................................................................................................... 7
Command Syntax ................................................................................................................... 8
Command Responses ........................................................................................................... 8
Command Summary ................................................................................................................ 9
Command Descriptions .......................................................................................................... 12
General Commands ............................................................................................................ 12
SetInfoVisibility ............................................................................................................... 12
Verbose ......................................................................................................................... 12
Meeting Commands ............................................................................................................ 12
GetAddressBook .............................................................................................................. 12
StartMeeting ................................................................................................................... 13
EndMeeting .................................................................................................................... 13
AcceptMeeting ................................................................................................................ 13
StartPresenting ............................................................................................................... 13
AcceptPresenter .............................................................................................................. 14
IsMultisiteMeetingInProgress............................................................................................. 14
GetMeetingStatus ............................................................................................................ 14
GetPendingMeetingRequest .............................................................................................. 14
AddMeetingGuests ........................................................................................................... 15
RemoveMeetingGuests ..................................................................................................... 15
Security Commands ........................................................................................................... 15
StartSecurity .................................................................................................................. 15
EndSecurity .................................................................................................................... 16
StartSecureSession .......................................................................................................... 16
Source Commands ............................................................................................................. 16
GetSources ..................................................................................................................... 16
GetSourceStatus ............................................................................................................. 16
SetSourceVisible ............................................................................................................. 17
SetSourceAudioOn ........................................................................................................... 17
RotateSources................................................................................................................. 17
SwapSources .................................................................................................................. 17
DisconnectSource ............................................................................................................ 18
MoveSourceToPositionOne ................................................................................................ 18
MoveSourceToPositionTwo ................................................................................................ 18
MoveDviToPositionOne ..................................................................................................... 18
MoveDviToPositionTwo ..................................................................................................... 19
ToggleSourceVisibility ...................................................................................................... 19
ToggleAudio .................................................................................................................... 19
System Commands ............................................................................................................ 20
SetDuplicatePrimary ........................................................................................................ 20
SetPrimaryOutput ............................................................................................................ 20
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Restart ........................................................................................................................... 20
Shutdown ....................................................................................................................... 20
ToggleAutoShow ............................................................................................................. 21
SetAutoShow .................................................................................................................. 21
SetAutoAcceptMeetingRequests ......................................................................................... 21
Whiteboard/Annotation Commands ...................................................................................... 21
StartWhiteboard .............................................................................................................. 21
EndWhiteboard ............................................................................................................... 22
ClearWhiteboard.............................................................................................................. 22
StartAnnotation ............................................................................................................... 22
EndAnnotation ................................................................................................................ 22
Index .................................................................................................................................. 23
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Getting Connected
Brio uses an ASCII based command system for external control. Connectivity is available via an
Ethernet (RJ-45) connection, using a human readable (ASCII) command/response set.
Each command sent to the external controller must be terminated with a carriage return character,
and the commands and arguments must be separated by a space character. All commands are case
insensitive. All responses from the external controller will be terminated with a ‘>’ character.
Ethernet Connectivity
Brio can be controlled remotely by sending the ASCII commands listed in this document by first
opening a TCP socket connection to port 11135 on Brio.
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Command Syntax
Note the following syntax conventions:
• Some commands display their last argument as Argument x ~ XX. These commands allow the
last argument field to be repeated, allowing multiples of the last argument to be specified with
a single command.
• Some commands display argument(s) with an asterisk. These arguments are optional;
however no further arguments may be entered in the command.
• String argument spaces must be replaced with the three character ASCII string, %20, to
create a valid command, since a space is used as the return value delimiter.
• When used as part of a response, the ‘>’ character will be replaced with the four character
ASCII string > since this character is used as a response terminator.
• Commands sent from the client must be terminated with a carriage return character. The
external controller response will be terminated with two carriage returns and a > character.
Command Responses
Note the following command response conventions:
• A response is returned for every command sent to Brio.
• If multiple values are returned in a single response, the return value delimiter is an ASCII
space character.
• Argument values containing a space will be converted to the three character ASCII string,
%20.
• The first response argument is always the result code for the command, which lets you know if
a command was successfully processed.
The table below displays the various responses that can be returned by Brio.
Response Description
Success Command was successfully processed.
Empty Data requested is not available.
InvalidCommand Invalid command specified.
InvalidArgCount Missing required minimum number of arguments.
InvalidArgValue One or more arguments were invalid.
Execution An execution error occurred while processing the command.
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Command Summary
The following commands are available when using an Ethernet connection to Brio.
Type Command Description Page
Reference
General
SetInfoVisibility
Sets the visibility of the Brio Information pop
up on one or more of the Brio’s outputs.
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General
SetInfoVisibility
Sets the visibility of the Brio
Information pop up on one or
more of the Brio’s outputs.
Command: SetInfoVisibility
Argument 1: [Text] The output
that should display the Brio Info.
Valid values are Primary,
Secondary, Both, and None.
Response 1: [Boolean] Success
code (True/False).
Example
SetInfoVisibility Primary
Response
Success True>
Verbose
Turns verbose mode on or off for the current
session.
12
Meeting
AcceptMeeting
Accepts or declines a meeting request.
13
Meeting
AcceptPresenter
Accepts incoming request to be a presenter.
13
Meeting
AddMeetingGuests
Starts a meeting with specified Brios or invites
specified Brios to an existing meeting.
15
Meeting
EndMeeting
Ends a meeting.
13
Meeting
GetAddressBook
Gets a listing of all Brios in the address book.
12
Meeting
GetMeetingStatus
Gets detailed information about a meeting.
14
Meeting
GetPendingMeetingRequest
Gets the most recent meeting request sent to
the specified Brio.
14
Meeting
IsMultisiteMeetingInProgress
Queries if a multisite meeting is currently in
progress.
16
Meeting
RemoveMeetingGuests
Removes specified Brios from a meeting.
15
Meeting
StartMeeting
Starts a meeting with specified Brios.
12
Meeting
StartPresenting
Sends a request to be a presenter.
13
Security
EndSecurity
Ends the current security session.
16
Security
StartSecureSession
Starts a security session with an auto-
generated password that does not expire.
16
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Type Command Description Page
Reference
Security
StartSecurity
Starts a security session for the specified
duration.
15
Source
DisconnectSource
Disconnects the specified source.
18
Source
GetSources
Gets all sources.
16
Source
GetSourceStatus
Gets detailed information about a source.
16
Source
MoveDviToPositionOne
Moves a DVI source to position one.
18
Source
MoveDviToPositionTwo
Moves a DVI source to position two.
19
Source
MoveSourceToPositionOne
Moves specified source to the first position in
the source list.
17
Source
MoveSourceToPositionTwo
Moves specified source to the second position
in the source list.
18
Source
RotateSources
Moves source 1 to be the last position on the
source list.
17
Source
SetSourceAudioOn
Sets the audio on or off for the specified
source.
17
Source
SetSourceVisible
Turns automatic display of connecting source
on or off.
17
Source
SwapSources
Swaps the position of two specified sources.
17
Source
ToggleAudio
Toggles audio on/off for the specified source.
19
Source
ToggleSourceVisibility
Toggles visibility (show/hide) for the specified
source.
19
System
Restart
Restarts Brio.
20
System
SetAutoAcceptMeetingRequests
Turns automatic acceptance of meeting
requests on or off.
21
System
SetAutoShow
Turns automatic display of connecting source
on or off
21
System
SetDuplicatePrimary
Duplicates source #1.
20
System
SetPrimaryOutput
Sets primary output.
20
System
Shutdown
Shuts down Brio.
20
System
ToggleAutoShow
Turns Auto-show on or off.
21
Whiteboard
/Annotation
ClearWhiteboard
Clears the whiteboard.
22
Whiteboard
/Annotation
EndAnnotation
Ends annotation.
22
Whiteboard
/Annotation
EndWhiteboard
Ends whiteboard.
22
Whiteboard
/Annotation
StartAnnotation
Starts annotation.
21
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Type Command Description Page
Reference
Whiteboard
/Annotation
StartWhiteboard
Starts whiteboard.
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Command Descriptions
This section describes the details for each command. The commands are grouped by type.
General Commands
SetInfoVisibility
Sets the visibility of the Brio Information pop up on one or more of the Brio’s outputs.
Command: SetInfoVisibility
Argument 1: [Text] The output that should display the Brio Info. Valid values are Primary, Secondary,
Both, and None.
Response 1: [Boolean] Success code (True/False).
Example
SetInfoVisibility Primary
Response
Success True>
Verbose
Turns verbose mode on or off for the current session. When on, the response from all commands will
be modified to include the name of the command sent, the command result, and the return value(s)
(if any). The return value format in verbose mode is:
command commandResult: [returnValues] >
Command: Verbose
Argument 1:
[Text] (True/On/False/Off)
Example Description
Shows the output for GetMeetingStatus when the Verbose command is set to on.
Command
Verbose on
Response 1
verbose Success: >
Next Command
GetMeetingStatus
Response 2
GetMeetingStatus Success: HostPresenting 2 Brio72 HostPresenting Brio73 Guest >
Meeting Commands
This section describes the commands related to meetings.
GetAddressBook
Returns a brief listing of all Brios in the address book.
Command: GetAddressBook
No arguments required.
Response 1: [Number] Number of Brios found.
Response 2: [Text] Brio Name
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Response X: [Loop] Response 2 loops for each Brio in the response.
Example Description
Gets a listing of all Brios in the address book. Two Brios will be
returned:
- Name: Site1
-
Name: Site8
Example
GetAddressBook
Response
Success 2 Site1 Site8 >
StartMeeting
Starts a meeting with the specified Brios. If a meeting is already in progress, a Meeting in Progress
message is sent.
Command: StartMeeting
Argument 1-XX: [Text] The name of the Brio to be invited to the meeting.
Brio names are case sensitive.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example Description
Starts a meeting with site1 and site2.
Example
StartMeeting site1 site2
Response
Success >
EndMeeting
Ends a meeting.
Command: EndMeeting
No arguments required.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example
EndMeeting
Response
Success >
AcceptMeeting
Accepts or declines a meeting request based on the passed parameter (true/false)
Command: AcceptMeeting
Argument 1: [Boolean] Specifies whether to accept or decline a meeting (true or false).
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example
AcceptMeeting true
Response
Success >
StartPresenting
Sends a request to take presentation responsibilities.
Command: StartPresenting
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No arguments required.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example
StartPresenting
Response
Success >
AcceptPresenter
Accepts or declines a request to become a presenter based on the passed parameter (true/false)
Command: AcceptPresenter
Argument 1: [Boolean] Specifies whether to accept or decline request (true or false).
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example
AcceptPresenter true
Response
Success >
IsMultisiteMeetingInProgress
Queries if a multisite meeting is currently in progress.
Command: IsMultisiteMeetingInProgress
No arguments required.
Example
IsMultisiteMeetingInProgress
Response
Success True>
GetMeetingStatus
Queries the status of a multisite meeting and displays the Brio’s current meeting role (HostPresenting,
HostViewing, Guest, Presenter, or None), the number of Brios in the meeting, and the name and role
of all Brios in the meeting.
Command: GetMeetingStatus
No arguments required.
Response 1: [Text] Current Role. Possible values are: HostPresenting, HostViewing, Guest, Presenter,
or None.
Response 2: [Number] Count of Brios in the meeting. Could be 0..n
Response 3: [Text] Brio Name. Spaces will be replaced with %20.
Response 4: [Text] Brio Role. Same possible values as Response 1.
Response X: [Loop] Responses 3-4 loops for each Brio in the response.
Example
GetMeetingStatus
Response
Success Guest 2 BrioName1 HostPresenting BrioName2 Guest >
GetPendingMeetingRequest
Returns the most recent meeting request sent to the Brio.
Command: GetPendingMeetingRequest
No arguments required.
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Response 1: [Text] The type of request that is pending. Possible values are: None, Invitation,
GuestRequestingToPresent, or HostRequestingGuestToPresent.
Response 2: [Text] If Response 1 is Invitation, GuestRequestingToPresent, or
HostRequestingGuestToPresent, this response contains the name of the Brio that sent the request.
Spaces will be replaced with %20.
Example
GetPendingMeetingRequest
Response
Success GuestRequestingToPresent BrioName2 >
AddMeetingGuests
Adds the specified Brios to the current meeting.
If the Brio is not in a meeting, then it starts a meeting as the Host and invites the specified guests.
If the Brio is in a meeting and is the Host, then it invites the specified Brios to the existing meeting.
If the Brio is a Guest in a meeting, then this command returns an Execution error.
Command: AddMeetingGuests
Argument 1-XX: [Text] The name of the Brio to be invited to the meeting.
Example
AddMeetingGuests BrioName2 BrioName3
Response
Success >
RemoveMeetingGuests
Removes the specified Brios from the current meeting. If the Brio is not in a meeting or if the Brio is
not a Host in a meeting, this command returns an Execution error.
Command: RemoveMeetingGuests
Argument 1-XX: [Text] The name of the Brio to be removed from the meeting.
Example
RemoveMeetingGuests BrioName3
Response
Success >
Security Commands
This section describes the commands related to security.
StartSecurity
Starts a security session for a specified duration.
Command: StartSecurity
Argument 1: [Text] Password of the security session
Passwords are case sensitive.
Argument 2: [Number] Duration of security session in minutes (maximum value is 1440).
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example Description
Starts security session with password “CantGuessIt” for the
duration of 30 minutes.
Example
StartSecurity CantGuessIt 30
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Response
Success >
EndSecurity
Ends the current security session.
Command: EndSecurity
No arguments required.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example
EndSecurity
Response
Success >
StartSecureSession
Starts a security session with an auto-generated password that does not expire.
Command: StartSecureSession
No arguments required.
Example Description
Starts a security session with an auto-generated password that
does not expire.
Example
StartSecureSession
Response
Success tjekaw >
Source Commands
This section describes the commands related to sources.
GetSources
Gets all sources
Command: GetSources
No arguments required.
Response 1: [Number] Number of sources in the system being returned.
Response 2: [Number] Source position
Response 3: [Text] Source Name
Response X: [Loop] Responses 2-3 loops for each Brio in the response.
Example
GetSources
Response
Success 2 1 InputA 2 iPadJD >
GetSourceStatus
Gets detailed information about a source.
Command: GetSourceStatus
Argument 1: [Number] Source number.
Response 1: [Text] Source name.
Response 2: [Text] Source type.
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Response 3: [Boolean] Specifies whether audio is enabled on the source (true or false).
Response 4: [Boolean] Specifies whether the source is connected (true or false).
Response 5: [Boolean] Specifies whether the source is visible (true or false).
Response 6: [Number] Identifies the source number.
Response 7: [Boolean] Specifies if the source supports audio (true or false).
Response 8: [Boolean] Specifies if the source supports being disconnected (true or false).
Example Description
Gets status for source number 2.
Example
GetSourceStatus 2
Response
Success InputOne DVI False True True 2 True False >
SetSourceVisible
Sets the visibility for the specified source on or off depending on the parameter passed.
Command: SetSourceVisible
Argument 1: [Number] SourceNumber
Argument 2: [Boolean] Specifies if the source is visible (true or false).
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
SetSourceVisible 3 true
Success >
SetSourceAudioOn
Sets the audio on or off for the specified source depending on the parameter passed.
Command: SetSourceAudioOn
Argument 1: [Number] SourceNumber
Argument 2: [Boolean] Specifies if audio is on (true or false).
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
SetSourceAudioOn 3 true
Success >
RotateSources
Moves source 1 to be the last position on the source list.
Command: RotateSources
No arguments required.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
RotateSources
Success >
SwapSources
Swaps the position of two specified sources. Sources will swap both position and visibility status. If
source 3 is hidden and source 1 is not, then swapping sources 1 and 3 will cause source 1 to move to
position 3 and become hidden, and source 3 will move to position 1 and become visible.
Command: SwapSources
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Argument 1: [Number] The first source position to swap.
Argument 2: [Number] The second source position to swap.
SwapSources 1 3
Success >
DisconnectSource
Disconnects the specified source.
Command: DisconnectSource
Argument 1: [Number] SourceNumber
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
DisconnectSource 3
Success >
MoveSourceToPositionOne
Moves the specified source to the top of the source list.
Command: MoveSourceToPositionOne
Argument 1: [Number] Source number of the source to be moved.
Argument 2:
[Boolean] True/False. True moves the source and makes it the only visible source. False
moves the source but does not change the visibility of any source.
Example Description
Moves the source located at position 3 to position 1 and does not
change the visibility of any source.
Example
MoveSourceToPositionOne 3 False
Response
Success >
MoveSourceToPositionTwo
Moves the specified source to position two the source list.
Command: MoveSourceToPositionTwo
Argument 1: [Number] Source number of the source to be moved.
Argument 2:
[Boolean] True/False. True moves the source and makes it the only visible source. False
moves the source but does not change the visibility of any source.
Example Description
Moves the source located at position 3 to position 2 and does not
change the visibility of any source.
Example
MoveSourceToPositionTwo 3 False
Response
Success >
MoveDviToPositionOne
Moves a DVI source to position one in the source list.
Command: MoveDviToPositionOne
Argument 1: [Text] DVI type: A or B.
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Argument 2: [Boolean] True/False. True moves the source and makes it the only visible source. False
moves the source but does not change the visibility of any source.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example Description
Moves DVI source B to position one and does not change the
visibility of any source.
Example
MoveDviToPositionOne B False
Response
Success >
MoveDviToPositionTwo
Moves a DVI source to position two in the source list.
Command: MoveDviToPositionTwo
Argument 1: [Text] DVI type: A or B.
Argument 2: [Boolean] True/False. True moves the source and makes it the only visible source. False
moves the source but does not change the visibility of any source.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example Description
Moves DVI source B to position two and does not change the
visibility of any source.
Example
MoveDviToPositionTwo B False
Response
Success >
ToggleSourceVisibility
Toggles visibility of the specified source number on or off.
Command: ToggleSourceVisibility
Argument 1: [Number] Source number of the source.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example Description
Toggles visibility of source 3.
Example
ToggleSourceVisibility 3
Response
Success >
ToggleAudio
Toggles audio on or off for the specified source.
Command: ToggleAudio
Argument 1: [Number] Source number
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example Description
Toggles audio for source 3.
Example
ToggleAudio 3
Response
Success >
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System Commands
This section describes the commands related to the system.
SetDuplicatePrimary
Turns duplication of source #1 on both outputs on or off depending on the parameter passed.
Command: SetDuplicatePrimary
Argument 1: [Boolean] Specifies if source #1 is displayed on both outputs (true or false).
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
SetDuplicatePrimary true
Success >
SetPrimaryOutput
Sets primary output to either output “A” or “B.”
This setting is persistent through reboots. The command only needs to be sent when you want to
change the argument.
Command: SetPrimaryOutput
Argument 1: [Letter] “A” or “B”.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example
SetPrimaryOutput A
Response
Success >
Restart
Restarts the Brio.
Command: Restart
No arguments required.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example
Restart
Response
Success >
Shutdown
Shuts down Brio.
Command: Shutdown
No arguments required.
Response 1: [Text] Command result code.
Example
Shutdown
Response
Success >
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